Jobs fear as Telford company once lauded by a Chancellor calls in the administrators

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By David TooleyTelfordBusinessPublished: Jun 9, 2023

Administrators have been appointed at a plastics moulding company in Telford that was once visited by a Chancellor of the Exchequer - with dozens of jobs hanging in the balance.

Jobs fear as Telford company once lauded by a Chancellor calls in the administrators

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